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Tata Communications and Tata Motors partnered to integrate 5G cellular connectivity into the Sierra.ev to advance Software-Defined Vehicles in India.

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles and Tata Communications are integrating 5G connectivity into the Sierra.ev to advance software-defined vehicles in India.

Tata Communications collaborates with Tata Motors to bring built-in 5G connectivity to the Sierra.ev, strengthening its position in India's connected vehicle market.

Tata Communications is providing 5G connectivity for the new Sierra.ev electric car, enabling in-vehicle services and safety features.

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles integrated 5G cellular connectivity into its Sierra.ev electric SUV through a partnership with Tata Communications, enabling advanced connected features and enhanced customer experiences.

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles partners with Tata Communications to embed 5G connectivity into the Sierra.ev, enabling advanced connected and software-defined vehicle features.

Tata Communications partners with Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles to integrate 5G connectivity into the new Sierra.ev, enabling advanced in-vehicle digital experiences and software-defined vehicle capabilities.

Tata Communications listed ₹300 crore worth of commercial paper on the NSE with a 7.00% discount rate, maturing on February 17, 2027.

Tata Communications offers a Global SIP Connect solution that provides reliable and compliant global voice connectivity by integrating with numerous carriers worldwide under a single contract.

An analysis of Nifty Midcap 100 stocks based on analyst forecasts identifies 10 mid-cap stocks, including Tata Communications, with a projected upside of 25% to 55% over the next year.

Tata Communications published the transcript of its Q1FY27 earnings call, providing investor access to detailed financial discussions and regulatory compliance.

Tata Communications launched Kaleyra AI, an AI-powered platform to enhance customer communications through personalized interactions and streamlined operations.

Tata Communications allotted 68,894 equity shares to employees through its ESOP, increasing its paid-up equity share capital to Rs 285,08,56,430.

Tata Communications secured a short-term debt of Rs 250 crore through commercial papers issued at a 6.51% discount, maturing on November 17, 2026.

Mumbai CESTAT classified Tata Communications' transponder bandwidth services as telecommunication services, rejecting the tax department's attempt to categorize them as business support services and dropping service tax demands.

Tata Communications raised ₹250 crore through commercial paper at a 6.51% discount, maturing in three months.

Tata Communications issued and allotted Commercial Paper worth 2.50 billion rupees on May 30, 2024, maturing on August 29, 2024.

Tata Communications' CPaaS platform, enhanced by the Kaleyra acquisition, aims to improve customer continuity by integrating various communication channels with data, automation, and workflow for holistic customer journey orchestration.

Tata Communications experienced a 2.01% share price drop, a significant quarterly net profit decrease, and fluctuating annual net profits despite consistent revenue growth.

Nine Nifty500 stocks, including Tata Communications, closed below their 200-day moving averages on August 14, signaling a negative trend.